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by Talyn » Wed Jan 18, 2012 10:08 am
sergio wrote:I thought this was the point of the thread, questioning use of sweeteners when better and straight solutions exist. It's obvious people use them to save calories, but sometimes remedy is worse than malady (look at the aspartame!).
there is no evidence that proves aspartame in small quantities is dangerous.
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by rattus » Wed Jan 18, 2012 10:24 am
What is the point of sugar free pop?
It's like inventing calorie free curry!
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by sergio » Wed Jan 18, 2012 10:46 am
Talyn wrote:sergio wrote:I thought this was the point of the thread, questioning use of sweeteners when better and straight solutions exist. It's obvious people use them to save calories, but sometimes remedy is worse than malady (look at the aspartame!).
there is no evidence that proves aspartame in small quantities is dangerous.
Well, you got a point there. Honestly I've never been through what official food agencies say about it...

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by Talyn » Wed Jan 18, 2012 11:12 am
sergio wrote:Talyn wrote:sergio wrote:I thought this was the point of the thread, questioning use of sweeteners when better and straight solutions exist. It's obvious people use them to save calories, but sometimes remedy is worse than malady (look at the aspartame!).
there is no evidence that proves aspartame in small quantities is dangerous.
Well, you got a point there. Honestly I've never been through what official food agencies say about it...

Oh, don't get me wrong, I'm not suggesting it is in any ways healthy. It's just that unless you're drinking about 50 litres a day of the stuff you should be fine. And surely not any worse off than consuming the same level of beverage that contains sugar (or HFCS like in the 'states).
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by Konstantin » Wed Jan 18, 2012 1:21 pm
There may not be evidence that it's dangerous in small quantities, but this evidence is hard to come by given that population studies are hampered by the other variables the population is involved in.
IMHO I'm not convinced either way but tend to avoid it because I prefer something relativelty natural (sugar) to something which could be bad, and sugar has very few drawbacks (to me).
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by Fallen_Horse » Wed Jan 18, 2012 5:09 pm
ninearms wrote:Pepsi Max > all other colas.
Bah, Coke Zero is better.

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by Goob » Wed Jan 18, 2012 9:57 pm
ninearms wrote:Aspartame is awesome. Pepsi Max > all other colas.
pepsi max can suck it. Dr Pepper wins

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by ninearms » Wed Jan 18, 2012 10:15 pm
Fallen_Horse wrote:ninearms wrote:Pepsi Max > all other colas.
Bah, Coke Zero is better.

Coke Zero is probably the worst of them all. All the lack of taste of Diet Coke with all the over-carbonisation of regular Coke.
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by Mufflon » Sat Jan 21, 2012 2:53 pm
rattus wrote:What is the point of sugar free pop?
It's like inventing calorie free curry!
The one who'll invent that will be a billionaire soon. Calorie free curry (especially the ones with coconut milk)...

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